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Stem cell treatment could help paralyzed patients move – Houston Chronicle

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2016-01-16

Stem cell treatment could help paralyzed patients move
Houston Chronicle
Louis Tontodonato’s hopes and dreams may well lie in a virtual coin flip, a digital roll of the dice. Paralyzed from the neck down, the 20-year-old Naples, Fla., man has enrolled in the first clinical trial testing the ability of stem cells to repair

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2016-01-15

WTNH Connecticut News (press release)

Promising stem cell research
WTNH Connecticut News (press release)
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) – More families are opting to bank umbilical cord blood. It’s the blood that remains in a newborn’s umbilical cord after birth and is a rich source of stem cells. Katy Blanchette’s first of three children, son Patrick, was born

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2016-01-15

Headlines & Global News

Stem Cells: Molecular Signals That Stimulate Stem Cell Development Identified
Headlines & Global News
Although scientists know that stem cells work by repairing damaged cells and sometimes renewing normal ones, little is known about where they originate when the embryo is developing. Now, a team of scientists at The Rockefeller University have
Stem Cell–Creating Molecular Signals IdentifiedGenetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
Signals that make early stem cells identifiedPhys.Org
Autologous Stem Cell and Non-Stem Cell Based Therapies Market 2023Medgadget.com (blog)

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2016-01-15

New Book on California Stem Cell Program is Released
Broadway World
FREMONT, Calif., Jan. 15, 2016 /PRNewswire-iReach/ It has been “an uphill fight all the way”, but the California stem cell agency is developing therapies to defeat diabetes, cancer, blindness, paralysis and more, says Bay Area author Don C. Reed in

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2016-01-15

Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News

Stem Cell–Creating Molecular Signals Identified
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
Scientists at the Rockefeller University say they have identified a new mechanism by which cells are instructed during development to become stem cells. The study (“WNT-SHH Antagonism Specifies and Expands Stem Cells prior to Niche Formation”), …
Signals that make early stem cells identifiedPhys.Org
Autologous Stem Cell and Non-Stem Cell Based Therapies Market 2023Medgadget.com (blog)
With Eyes on the Future, Justin Trudeau Announces International Hub for Stem Yahoo News

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